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: Kentucky Law BlogFrom the Courier Journal: "Jack Conway to run for re-election; seeks money to pay off Senate debt ?
By Michael Stevens
Interesting story in the CJ as Jack Conway, fresh from a thumping by Rand Paul, announces his intent to run for re-election as Attorney General but asking for some money to cover his campaign debts.
Let me ask the obvious question as to the motives for contributing to pay off a campaign debt to allow the candidate who obviously overspent and may actually be put in a position to get his loan to the campaign back?
Oh well.
From the Courier Journal:
Jack Conway to run for re-election; seeks money to pay off Senate debt(52) (11/19/10)
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on November 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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